Article by article, how Big Tech shaped the EU’s roll-back of digital rights | Corporate Europe Observatory
corporateeurope.orgIn a new analysis we trace Big Tech's fingerprints on the Digital Omnibus proposals - a major deregulation of EU digital laws including the GDPR and the AI Act. They are helped in this attempt by the Trump administration and the European far right.
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Seems like a standard “Manufacturing Consent” technique. They never/rarely attack something specifically, but works 24/7/52 to undermine legislation and opposition etc. And oc, before that, they have made sure they are allowed to interfere with the little democracy we have…
Every time we sleep, or just look away for a second, these psychopaths are working to undo what little democratic progress we get to make once in a while.
For those interested in how “manufacturing consent”, works, follow that lemmy sub…